Prior to building the backend infrastructure at Airbnb, he has worked on running Hadoop clusters, automating datacenters, and running scientific computing simulations in biology and astrophysics.īillions of requests are supported by hundreds of thousands of servers in Baidu. He is the author of SmartStack, an open-source distributed service discovery framework. Igor Serebryany is an engineer on Airbnb’s Developer Happiness team. We will cover logstash, statsd, NewRelic, Datadog, and our own open-sourced configuration-as-code alerting framework.
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Instead, we levered a combination of open-source software, third-party vendors, and just enough glue code to make it all stick together.Īll all of these tools are available to you, too! Come hear how we manage tens of thousands of metrics and billions of log lines per day from thousands of machines, all operated by less then a full-time engineer. However, we didn’t have the engineering resources to build our own in-house monitoring system. We needed a comprehensive suite of introspection tools which would allow us to prevent or quickly identify and remediate any issues. Interruptions in traffic can be extremely costly for us, and leave our users stranded in foreign countries with no recourse. Millions of requests flow through Airbnb’s systems in a given day. He previously leveraged his network and systems knowledge to build data centers and scale web operations at companies like NameMedia, Relera and Verio/NTT. Prior to this, Pedro was director of operations at SpinMedia and Qloud. Pedro Canahuati is director of the production engineering team at Facebook, leading the teams that scale Facebook's infrastructure and making sure Facebook's products are available 24x7. Topics include culture, hiring practices, prioritization, and philosophies that bring developers closer to ops and even get them doing ops themselves. This talk will describe the evolution of a small, centralized, and sometimes marginalized operations team overwhelmed by production issues into a decentralized, high-performing, and well-regarded engineering team that enables Facebook's product and infrastructure teams to move fast and whose role is to say "yes" to ever-changing demands. To balance the need for constant availability with a fast-moving and experimental engineering culture, the Facebook operations team has evolved over time to be as nimble as possible. Nearly 1 billion photos are shared and more than 3 billion videos are viewed every day.įacebook's services run on top of hundreds of thousands of servers spread across multiple geographically separated data centers. More than 1.39 billion people hit Facebook's infrastructure per month-more than 1.19 billion on mobile alone.
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